Grudge Match (2013)

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6.4	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Peter Segal

Starring (View all)

Jim Lampley
Jim Lampley

Sylvester Stallone
Henry 'Razor' Sharp

Robert De Niro
Billy 'The Kid' McDonnen

Rich Little
Boxing Announcer

Ireland Baldwin
Young Sally

Anthony Bean
Dante Slate, Sr.

Mason Mackie
Young Dante

Kevin Hart
Dante Slate, Jr.

Written by

Rodney Rothman
(screenplay)

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A real keeper

8 years, 3 months ago at Feb 6 15:00

PvtCaboose91

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"We're not dead! Everyone's laughing at us! The whole world's laughing at us! But we're not dead! In fact, I feel more alive now than I ever felt!"

Grudge Match seems like an odd career choice for Sylvester Stallone, who seems determined to do as many old-school action movies as possible before the aging actor's bones give out. Yet here's a boxing dramedy directed by Peter Segal, wh... read more

A bit of fun & a bit of drama til the battle begin

8 years, 1 month ago at Apr 1 12:40

Reno

1 vote

The actors from the 80s coming together mean it must be something great. There's no youth left in them for a concept like this, but the alteration of the story well suited for these fellows. As far I know Robert De Niro is not made for hardcore stunts, surprisingly he managed to give his best in this movie. And no need to praise Sylvester Stallone when it come to a movie based on boxing.
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7 years, 9 months ago at Jul 30 3:48

BAMF

1 vote

The cast has some great names in it. I have been delaying myself on watching it. It's interesting that they used photos of them from Rocky and Raging Bull. The references are awesome for the fans of those movies as well. This is making me crave some butterscotch jellybeans haha. Most of the laughs come from whenever Kevin Hart is on screen. One thing I am thinking through this whole movie is who a... read more

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A pair of aging boxing rivals are coaxed out of retirement to fight one final bout - 30 years after their last match.

Release date: 25 December 2013

Tags: 2013 (11), Boxing (9), Sport (9), Comedy (8), Drama (4), Rivalry (3), 2010s (2), Retired (2), Rocky Vs. Raging Bull (2), (1), 2014 (1), FamilyRelation (1), Final Match (1), Mustang (1), Critically Bashed (1), Promoter (1), Streaming (1), Boxer (1), Sylvester Stallone (1), Kim Basinger (1)

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johanlefourbe posted a review 5 days, 7 hours ago

An average movie

“When I first heard of this movie, I thought the concept did sound really cool and, even if it turned out to be a flop at the box-office, I still wanted to check it out. Indeed, I loved the idea of Jake La Motta facing Rocky Balboa, even if they were both around 70 years old each. And, to my surprise, even though the critics completely dismissed this movie when it was released, I thought it actually was not so bad at all after all. Sure, the story was fairly generic and completely predictable but, in my opinion, these 2 boxers, their rivalry, how they ended up in this spot, all these elements were all fairly well developed and actually really entertaining. Even the minor characters such as the one played by Kim Basinger, Jon Bernthal, Alan Arkin and Kevin Hart worked fine. The only excepti” read more